The effort made by the project team during the whole project life cycle doesn’t end after the project executing process group. After finishing the actual work of the project, you should be also aware that there’s a phase called the project closing process, as mentioned in PMP certification training. Can you close the project without getting acceptance […]
Defects Per Unit (DPU): The Crux Of Six Sigma
There are many different terminologies in the world of Six Sigma. When we talk about Six Sigma, you will hear those words often: normal distribution, DMAIC, FMEA and so forth. The Six Sigma approach involves optimizing or improving a process to have as little defects as possible. That is why one of the most important […]
Project Execution: How Well Do You Know the Executing Process Group?
During the five process groups of the project life cycle, there are multiple objectives and outcomes for each phase. After the project initiation and the planning processes, the execution of the project starts. A more detailed explanation for the project execution and the other process groups are given in the lectures of PMP Training. Also, […]
How to Balance and Resolve Competing Stakeholder Requirements?
In scope management, the main objective is creating the project scope. The project scope will define what will be delivered throughout the project. The base of the project scope is the stakeholder requirements. There are many tools and techniques to collect requirements. Collecting these requirements is important but there’s also another important role of the […]
ITIL Process: The 5 ITIL Service Management Processes in the ITIL Service Lifecycle
There are 5 stages of ITIL lifecycle: Service Strategy, Service Design, Service Transition, Service Operation and Continual Service Improvement. These stages are interlinked and are briefly covered in the Free ITIL Foundation Overview course. They form the perfect ITIL Service Management plan. Each stage covers different content and the ITIL process that needs to be in place […]